BILL NUMBER: SB 1681	CHAPTERED  09/26/00

	CHAPTER   672
	FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE   SEPTEMBER 26, 2000
	PASSED THE SENATE   AUGUST 31, 2000
	PASSED THE ASSEMBLY   AUGUST 31, 2000
	AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY   AUGUST 29, 2000

INTRODUCED BY   Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review

                        FEBRUARY 22, 2000

   An act to amend Items 3790-101-0001, 3790-102-0005, 3940-101-0418,
3940-101-0419, 3940-101-0744, 3940-101-6013, 3940-101-6016,
3940-101-6017, 3940-101-6019, 3940-101-6020, 3940-101-6021,
3940-101-6022, and 8260-103-0001 of, and Provisions (10)(a)(4) and
(10)(f) of Item 6440-001-0001 of, and to add Item 0540-491 to, and to
add Provision 6 to Item 4200-101-0001 of, Section 2.00 of the Budget
Act of 2000 (Chapter 52 of the Statutes of 2000), and to otherwise
amend and supplement the Budget Act of 2000, relating to state
government, making an appropriation therefor, and declaring the
urgency thereof, to take effect immediately.

      (Approved by Governor September 24, 2000.  Filed with
Secretary of State September 26, 2000.)

   Senate Bill 1681 makes various changes to the Budget Act.
   I am signing Senate Bill 1681.  However, I am deleting Section
24.5, which adds Provision 6 to Item 4200-101-0001.  The Budget Act
of 2000 includes an appropriation of $250,000 for People in Progress,
Inc.  Current statute requires counties of more than 100,000
population to provide 10 percent county matching funds for
State-funded alcohol and drug programs and services. This provision
would allow Los Angeles County to forgo the 10 percent county match
related to the appropriation for the People in Progress, Inc. and
require the State to pay the match.  The section would treat Los
Angeles differently from the other counties that must continue to
provide the required match and could establish an unfavorable
precedent and demands from other counties for similar treatment.
Such demands could create potentially significant General Fund costs
in the future.  I, therefore, believe this section is inappropriate,
potentially costly, and contrary to long-standing public policy.

                                                 GRAY DAVIS, Governor


	LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST


   SB 1681, Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review.  Budget Act of
2000: augmentation and appropriation.
   Existing law, as set forth in the Budget Act of 2000, makes
various appropriations for support of state government for the
2000-01 fiscal year. The Budget Acts of 1998 and 1999 also made
various appropriations for support of state government for the
1998-1999 and 1999-00 fiscal years, respectively.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated in the Budget Act
of 2000 to the Office of Emergency Services for the City of South San
Francisco for a San Mateo County emergency shelter facility, to the
office for the County of San Mateo for a South San Francisco
emergency shelter facility.
   The bill would provide that of certain funds appropriated to the
State Coastal Conservancy, $3,175,000 shall be expended for public
access and $3,000,000 shall be expended for the Southern California
Wetlands Recovery Program.
   The bill would eliminate funding appropriated to the State Coastal
Conservancy for the Watts/Willowbrook Boys and Girls Club for
completion of a club.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the State
Coastal Conservancy for the Bay Area Ridge Trail for the Bay Area
Ridge Trail Council for 14 trail-related projects in 7 bay area
counties, to the conservancy for the Bay Area Ridge Trail for the Bay
Area Ridge Trail Council for trail-related projects.
   This bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the State
Coastal Conservancy for Cachuma RCD and Santa Ynes RCD and SB County
Water Agency for salmonid habitat improvement, to the conservancy for
Cachuma Conservation Release Board, Santa Ynez River Conservation
District-Improvement District No.  1, and Santa Barbara County Water
Agency for that purpose.
   The bill would revise specified appropriations made to the
Department of Transportation for local assistance.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the Department
of Parks and Recreation for Delta Science Center for Marine and the
Delta Aquatic Education and Interpretive Programs, to the department
for the East Bay Regional Park District for those programs.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the Department
of Parks and Recreation for the City of Huntington Beach for
specified storm drain modification, to the department for the County
of Orange for that purpose.
   The bill would revise specified appropriations made to the
Department of Parks and Recreation, payable from the Safe
Neighborhood Parks, Clean Water, Clean Air, and Coastal Protection
Bond Act of 2000.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the Department
of Parks and Recreation for the Santa Monica Mountains Trust for Leo
Carillo State Beach, as specified, to the department for the Nature
Trust of Santa Monica Mountains for that purpose.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to Department of
Water Resources for Yolo County for the Community of Esparto-Flood
control improvements, to the department for Yolo County for the
Community of Esparto and the Community of Madison-Flood control
improvements.
   The bill would provide for specified appropriations made to the
State Water Resources Control Board, to be available for expenditure
during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years.
   The bill would provide that specified funds appropriated in the
Budget Act of 2000 shall be allocated to Los Angeles County for
People in Progress, Inc.  to fund the county's local matching fund
contribution requirement.
   The bill would provide that specified funds appropriated in the
Budget Act of 2000 shall be allocated to the Marin Brain Injury
Network.
   The bill would revise specified appropriations made to the
University of California related to educational programs and
outreach.
   The bill would revise specified appropriations made to the
California Arts Council for local assistance.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated to the Department
of Veterans Affairs for the Santa Clarita Historical Veterans
Memorial to the department for the City of Santa Clarita Historical
Veterans Memorial.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated in the Budget Act
of 1999 to the Department of Parks and Recreation for the City of
Westminster for the purchase of passenger vans to serve Vietnamese
seniors, to the department for the City of Santa Ana for the purchase
of passenger vans to serve Vietnamese seniors.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated in the Budget Act
of 1998 to the Department of Parks and Recreation for Bear Mountain
Parks and Recreation District for repavement of basketball courts, to
the department for Bear Mountain Parks and Recreation District for
soccer fields.
   The bill would reappropriate funds appropriated in the Budget Act
of 1999 to the State Coastal Conservancy for Palo Corona Ranch to the
conservancy for the acquisition of properties to protect the Big Sur
region and the Monterey Bay seashore, as provided.
   The bill would declare that it is take effect immediately as an
urgency statute.
   Appropriation:  yes.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:


  SECTION 1.  The appropriations made by this act are in augmentation
of the appropriations made in Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2000
(Ch. 52, Stats. 2000) and are subject to the provisions of that act,
as appropriate, including, as applicable, the provisions of that act
that apply to the items of appropriation that are augmented by this
act.  Unless otherwise specified, the references in this act to item
numbers refer to items of appropriation in Section 2.00 of the Budget
Act of 2000.
  SEC. 2.  Item 0540-491 is added to Section 2.00 of the Budget Act
of 2000, to read:



0540-491--Reappropriation, Secretary for Resources.
    Notwithstanding any other provision of law, as
    of June 30, 2000, the balances of the funds
    appropriated in Item 0540-103-0001 of the
    Budget Act of 1999 (Ch. 50, Stats. 1999) is
    reappropriated for the purposes and subject to
    the limitations, unless otherwise specified,
    provided for in that appropriation.

  SEC. 3.  The sum appropriated in Provisions (1)(e) of Item
0690-103-0001 to the Office of Emergency Services is hereby
reappropriated to the County of San Mateo for a South San Francisco
emergency shelter facility.
  SEC. 4.  The balance of the sum appropriated to the State Coastal
Conservancy in Item 3760-302-0001 of the Budget Act of 1999 (Ch. 50,
Stats.  1999) and available pursuant to Provision 3 of that item for
Palo Corona Ranch is hereby reappropriated to the conservancy for the
acquisition of properties to protect the Big Sur region and the
Monterey Bay seashore, subject to the other applicable provisions of
Item 3760-302-0001 of the Budget Act of 1999.
  SEC. 5.  Notwithstanding the sum appropriated in Schedule (1) of
Item 3760-301-001 to the State Coastal Conservancy for public access,
of the funds appropriated in that item an amount of three million
one hundred seventy-five thousand dollars ($3,175,000) is hereby
appropriated for public access.
  SEC. 5.5.  Notwithstanding the sum appropriated in Schedule (2) of
Item 3760-301-0001 to the State Coastal Conservancy for the Southern
California Wetlands Recovery Program, of the funds appropriated in
that item the sum of three million dollars ($3,000,000) is hereby
appropriated and shall be expended for the Southern California
Wetlands Recovery Program.
  SEC. 6.  The sum appropriated to the State Coastal Conservancy in
Item 3760-302-0001 is hereby reduced by five hundred thousand dollars
($500,000) to three million five hundred fifty thousand dollars
($3,550,000) and the sum appropriated by Schedule (a)(2) of that item
to the State Coastal Conservancy for the Watts/Willowbrook Boys and
Girls Club to complete construction of a club is hereby reduced by
five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) to zero dollars.
  SEC. 7.  The sum appropriated to the State Coastal Conservancy in
Schedule 2(I) of Item 3760-302-0005 for the Bay Area Ridge Trail for
the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council for 14 trail-related projects in
seven bay area counties is hereby reappropriated to the State Coastal
Conservancy for the Bay Area Ridge Trail for the Bay Area Ridge
Trail Council for trail-related projects.
  SEC. 8.  The sum appropriated in Schedule (2)(RX) of Item
3760-302-0005 to the State Coastal Conservancy for Cachuma RCD and
Santa Ynes RCD and SB County Water Agency for salmonid habitat
improvement is hereby reappropriated to the State Coastal Conservancy
for the Cachuma Conservation Release Board, Santa Ynez River
Conservation District-Improvement District No.  1, and Santa Barbara
County Water Agency for salmonid habitat improvement.
  SEC. 9.  Item 3790-101-0001 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3790-101-0001--For local assistance, Department of
  Parks and Recreation, to be available for expendi-
  ture during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03
  fiscal years ......................................     75,790,000
  Schedule:
  (a) Grants ..........................    75,790,000
     (1) City of Whittier:
         The Greenway
         Trail . . . . .  (500,000)
     (2) City of Poway:
         Parking improve-
         ments for access to
         Blue Sky Ecologi-
         cal Preserve  . . (27,000)
     (5) City of Atascadero:
         Youth Center . . (500,000)
     (6) City of Mountain
         View: Stevens
         Creek Trail  . . (550,000)
     (7) City of Albany:
         East Bay
         Shoreline pro-
         ject: acquisition
         funds . . . . .  (637,000)
     (8) East Bay Regional
         Park District: East
         Bay Shoreline
         project: Park
         planning . . . . (200,000)
    (11) City of Whittier:
         Parnell Park resto-
         ration . . . . . (150,000)
    (12) City of Whittier:
         Friends Park wad-
         ing pool . . . .  (30,000)
    (13) City of Los Ange-
         les: David Gonza-
         les Park and Recre-
         ation Center  . . (40,000)
    (14) Turlock Commu-
         nity Auditorium,
         Inc.: Turlock
         Auditorium . . . (250,000)
    (15) City of Los Banos:
         Los Banos (PAL)
         Youth Center . . (250,000)
    (16) City of Modesto:
         Virginia Corridor
         Project   . . .  (186,000)
    (17)
         Bob Anderson Field
         of Dreams:  Com-
         plete construction
         of football field
         and associated
         structures . . . (110,000)
    (18) Anaheim YMCA:
         After school
         programs . . . . (200,000)
    (19) "Taller San Jose"
         nonprofit: At-risk
         youth pro-
         gram . . . . . . (100,000)
    (20) City of Garden Grove:
         Boys and Girls
         Club -- Playground
         equipment  . . . (100,000)
    (21) City of Santa Ana:
         Batting cage at
         Madison Park  . . (50,000)
    (22) City of Anaheim:
         Batting cage at
         Boysen Park . . . (50,000)
    (23) City of Anaheim:
         Playground equip-
         ment replacement at
         Pearson Park . . (125,000)
    (24) T.H.I.N.K. To-
         gether: After
         school learning
         center for at-
         risk youths  . . (100,000)
    (25) Garden Grove:
         Renovation and
         ADA compliance
         at West Haven,
         Woodbury, and
         Pioneer parks . . (90,000)
    (26) City of Santa Ana:
         Citizens in Action
         Community Tech-
         nology Center-1st
         phase. . . . . .  (50,000)
    (27) City of Lemoore:
         Construct outdoor
         public skate
         park . . . . . .  (40,000)
    (28) Wasco Recreation
         and Parks District:
         Playground renova-
         tion for three
         parks . . . . . . (40,000)
    (29) Kings Rehabilitation
         Center: Soccer sports
         complex . . . . . (40,000)
    (30) City of Avenal:
         Sports complex
         lighting . . . .  (50,000)
    (31) Bakersfield PAL:
         Construct multiuse
         playing field . . (50,000)
    (32) City of Arvin:
         Develop soccer
         field-Smothermon
         Park . . . . . .  (50,000)
    (33) West side parks
         and recreation:
         Renovate skate
         escape and fit-
         ness center . . . (80,000)
    (34) Kettleman City
         Foundation:
         Kettleman City
         Community
         Center  . . . . . (85,000)
    (35) Coalinga-Huron
         Parks and Recreation
         District: Joint
         use sports
         complex  . . . . (250,000)
    (36) Kings County
         Sheriffs: Van
         for Avenal
         Boxing Club . . . (12,000)
    (37) City of Avenal:
         Bathrooms/
         pavilion for
         Avenal Museum . . (25,000)
    (38) City of Downey:
          Equipment
         for Downey
         Pool  . . . . . . (25,000)
    (39) Los Angeles County:
         Tujunga urban
         river restora-
         tion . . . . . (5,000,000)
    (40) City of Santa
         Paula: Harding
         Park-lighting and
         bleachers  . . . (100,000)
    (41) City of Carpin-
         teria: Build ball-
         fields . . . . . (250,000)
    (42) City of Ventura:
         East Ventura
         Park  . . . . .  (250,000)
    (43) Boys and Girls
         Club of Ventura:
         Sports equipment,
         band instru-
         ments . . . . . . (20,000)
    (44) City of West Holly-
         wood: Veterans'
         Park . . . . .   (200,000)
    (45) Tarzana Community
         Center Foundation:
         Tarzana Community
         Center  . . . .  (250,000)
    (46) City of Long
         Beach: Rancho Los
         Alamitos Histor-
         ical Park  . . . (150,000)
    (47) City of Hermosa
         Beach: Renovate
         community
         center  . . . .  (250,000)
    (49) Marjaree Mason
         Center: General
         repairs and main-
         tenance  . . . . (150,000)
    (50) City of Fresno:
         Holmes Park
         playground improve-
         ments . . . . . . (93,000)
    (51) Rotary Playland
         Storyland:
         Rotary Playland at
         Roeding Park in
         Fresno -- Repair
         and construct
         new rides for
         the park . . . . (150,000)
    (52) Fresno
         Metropolitan
         Flood Control
         District:
         Construction costs
         for a park located
         in Kings Canyon
         and Huntington Avenue
         areas . . . . .  (250,000)
    (53) City of Reedley:
         Second phase of the
         Reedley Rail Trail
         Parkway  . . . . (200,000)
    (54) City of Alhambra:
         American Legion #139:
         Replace the roof,
         A/C system, and
         flooring  . . . . (60,000)
    (55) City of San Gabriel:
         Expand Asian Youth
         Center with the
         addition of a second
         floor  . . . . . (400,000)
    (56) City of Monterey
         Park: New roof for
         the Boys and Girls
         Club in the City of
         Monterey  . . . . (50,000)
    (57) Barrio Action Youth
         and Family Center:
         Refurbishment of the
         roof over the study
         hall and counseling
         center . . . . . (250,000)
    (58) East Los Angeles
         Community Facility
         (City Terrace
         Neighborhood):
         Build a community
         facility in the City
         Terrace neighborhood
         of East Los Angeles
         for senior citizens,
         Creative Thinking Program
         and facility for community
         meetings and other
         events . . . . . (200,000)
    (59) El Sereno Youth Center
         in East LA: Purchase
         van to transport child-
         ren to and from the
         youth center for
         after school
         programs  . . . . (25,000)
    (60) MERCI Inc.: Replace-
         ment of kitchen and
         restroom sinks to
         meet ADA require-
         ments  . . . . . . (5,000)
    (61) City of San Gabriel:
         La Casa de San
         Gabriel-Purchase new
         books and library
         materials  . . . . (5,000)
    (62) City of Alhambra:
         Girl Scouts of
         America-Purchase
         equipment and uniforms
         for economically
         disadvantaged
         girls  . . . . . . (5,000)
    (63) City of Rosemead:
         The Boys and Girls
         Club-Upgrade facilities
         which include new PCs,
         refurbishing extra
         curricular room and
         replacement of athletic
         equipment  . . . . (5,000)
    (64) Sacramento Boys and
         Girls Club . . . (350,000)
    (65) County of
         Sacramento:
         Construction of the
         Sacramento Youth Sports
         Complex  . . . . (500,000)
    (66) City of Sacramento:
         Bill Bean
         Jr. Memorial
         Park . . . . . . (500,000)
    (67) Del Norte County
         Historical Society:
         Battery Point Light-
         house Preservation
         Project . . . . . (25,000)
    (68) Pittsburg Historical
         Society: Restoration of
         Old Post Dispatch
         Building . . . . (250,000)
    (69) City of Los Angeles:
         Chinatown Service
         Center . . . . . (100,000)
    (70) City of Los Angeles:
         Vista del Mar . . (200,000)
    (71) City of Gardena:
         First through Sixth
         Grade After School
         Program  . . . . (150,000)
    (72) City of Los Angeles:
         New gym floor at
         Vineyard Park . . (100,000)
    (73) Los Angeles County:
         Parking lot lighting
         and exercise par course
         repairs at Cheviott
         Hills Recreation
         Center . . . . . (150,000)
    (74) City of Patterson:
         Patterson Aquatic
         Facility . . . . (300,000)
    (75) City of Los Angeles:
         Skateboard Park-Hanson
         Dam  . . . . . . (100,000)
    (76) City of San Fernando:
         Expansion of Las Palmas
         Park Multipurpose
         Center . . . . (1,000,000)
    (77) City of Los Angeles:
         Blythe Street Park
         Expansion  . . (1,000,000)
    (80) Mission Trails Regional
         Park Foundation: Mission
         Trails Regional Park-
         Equestrian and ranger
         station  . . . (1,000,000)
    (81) City of San Diego:
         East Clairemont
         Community Park-
         Design and construc-
         tion of a new irr-
         igation system, turf,
         and security
         lights . . . . . (250,000)
    (82) City of San
         Diego:  San Carlos
         Community/Pershing
         Middle School Joint
         Turfing Pro-
         ject . . . . . . (350,000)
    (84) City of San Diego:
         Presdio Park rest-
         room/picnic
         area . . . . . . (425,000)
    (85) City of San Diego:
         San Diego Maritime
         Museum . . . . . (450,000)
    (86) City of San Diego:
         Serra Mesa Community
         Park Game Room
         Renovation . . . (100,000)
    (87)
         County of Los Angeles:
         Del Amo Neighborhood
         Park . . . . . . (900,000)
    (88) San Francisco Archi-
         tectural Heritage:
         Renovation and
         repairs at
         Mission Dolores
         Basilica . . . . (150,000)
    (89) Greater
         Vallejo Recreation
         District: River Park
         master plan. . . (150,000)
    (90) City of Santa Rosa:
         "A Place to
         play" . . . . . (500,000)
    (92) Greater Vallejo Recreation
         District: Children's Wonder-
         land . . . . . . (300,000)
    (93) City of Santa Rosa:
         Construction of
         25,000-square-foot
         youth center in
         Southwest Community
         Park . . . . . . (400,000)
    (94) Mendocino Coast
         Recreation and Park
         District: Construction
         of Phase I of the
         Ft. Bragg Aquatic
         Center . . . . . (300,000)
    (95) Napa County:
         Napa Boys and Girls
         Club . . . . . . (250,000)
    (96) Greater Vallejo Recrea-
         tion District: North
         Vallejo Community Center
         expansion . . . .(300,000)
    (97) Del Norte County:
         Youth Community
         Center and Skateboard
         Park . . . . . . (100,000)
    (98) City of Bakersfield:
         Construction of the
         Greenfield Multi-
         purpose public use
         facility . . . (1,000,000)
    (99) City of Fresno:
         Acquisition of land
         for the Bullard
         Bambino Baseball
         Facility . . . (1,000,000)
   (100) City of Garden
         Grove: Chapman Sports
         Complex . . . . (600,000)
   (101) City of Garden
         Grove: Edgar Park
         renovation. . .  (95,000)
   (102) City of Santa Ana:
         Jerome Park and Community
         Center . . . .  (500,000)
   (104) City of Stanton:
         Reconstruct and
         upgrade park and
         improve park
         equipment  . . .(250,000)
   (105) Santa Ana Recrea-
         tion Department:
         Vans to transport
         underprivileged
         children  . . . . (60,000)
   (106) City of Buena Park:
         William Peak Park
         swimming pool
         renovation . . . (220,000)
   (107) City of Pico Rivera:
         Complete restoration
         of Rio  . . . .  (750,000)
   (108) City of Cudahy Park:
         Replace old play-
         ground equipment to
         meet federal safety
         standards  . . .(120,000)
   (110) East Bay Regional
         Park District: Camp
         Ohlone in Sunol Re-
         gional Wilderness-
         Improvements. . .(330,000)
   (111) Committee of Restora-
         tion of Mission San
         Jose: Fremont seis-
         mic retrofit and
         repairs  . . . (1,000,000)
   (112) Theatre West Inc.:
         Theatre West re-
         pairs and to bring
         underserved public
         school pupils to the
         theatre . . . . (115,000)
   (113) Manzanar Committee:
         Manzanar War Re-
         location Center
         restoration . . .(150,000)
   (114) Concerned
         Citizens of South
         Central Los Angeles:
         Acquisition and
         construction of
         Antes Columbus
         Youth Center, soc-
         cer field and pocket
         park . . . . . (1,000,000)
   (115) County of Sacramento:
         Effie Yeaw Nature
         Center rehabilitation and
         renovation . . . (370,000)
   (116)
         Sunrise Recreation
         and Park District:
         Upgrade and replace
         playground
         equipment . . . . (60,000)
   (117) City of Lemon Grove:
         City Center
         Park . . . . . . (330,000)
   (118) City of El Cajon:
         Kennedy Park-
         Lighting  . . . . (78,000)
   (119) City of El Cajon:
         Kennedy Recreation
         Center  . . . . .  (8,000)
   (120) City of La Mesa:
         La Mesita/Parkway
         Regional Sports
         Complex . . . .  (655,000)
   (122) City of Chula Vista:
         Loma Verde park
         pool  . . . . . . (490,000)
   (123) City of San Diego:
         Paradise Community
         Park  . . . . . . (250,000)
   (124) City of Lemon Grove:
         Park upgrade. . . (190,000)
   (125) City of San Diego:
         Southcrest
         Community Park/Tot lot
         upgrade . . . . . (150,000)
   (126) County of San
         Diego:  Spring Valley Gym-
         nasium and Teen
         Center/design and
         construction. . .(350,000)
   (127) Twin Hills Youth and
         Recreation Park, Inc.:
         Twin Hills Little League
         Park  . . . . . . (75,000)
   (128) City of Oakland:
         Martin Luther King
         Center . . . . . (850,000)
   (129) City of La
         Canada Flintridge:
         Rockridge Terrace
         purchase by City
         of La Canada
         Flintridge for open
         space  . . . . . (450,000)
   (130) City of Glendale:
         Deukmejian Wilderness
         Park  . . . . .  (300,000)
   (131) County of Santa Clara:
         Design and construc-
         tion of the expansion
         of the Youth Science
         Institute at
         Vasona Lake County
         Park  . . . . .  (300,000)
   (132) County of San Mateo:
         Renovations and seismic
         and safety improvements
         to the Old County Courthouse
         (home of the San Mateo
         County Historical
         Museum)  . . . . (635,000)
   (133)
          City of
         Monterey Park:
         Expansion of the
         Langley Senior
         Center . . . . . (250,000)
   (134) City of San Gabriel:
         Construct San
         Gabriel skate
         park  . . . . .  (300,000)
   (135) City of Monterey
         Park: La Loma Park
         renovation . . . (150,000)
   (137) City of Ontario:
         Expand the De
         Anza Community
         Center . . . . . (500,000)
   (139) City of Loma Linda:
         Little league baseball
         park  . . . . .  (280,000)
   (140) City of San Bernardino:
         Refurbish an existing
         building in order to
         create a Multicultural
         Center  . . . . .(300,000)
   (141) City of Chino Hills:
         Refurbishment of the
         Sleepy Hollow Commun-
         ity Center . . . (250,000)
   (142) City of Pomona:
         Renovation of Wash-
         ington Park Communi-
         ty Center and
         Pool  . . . . .  (150,000)
   (143) City of Chino:
         Villa Park Play-
         ground Refurbishment
         Project  . . . .  (85,000)
   (144) City of Daly City:
         Construction of
         Mid-Peninsula
         Boys and Girls
         Club . . . . .   (750,000)
   (145) San Mateo County:
         Funding for Sanchez Adobe
         site . . . (105,000)
   (146) San Mateo County:
         Replace playground
         equipment at the
         Coyote Point Recreation
         Area . . . . . . (200,000)
   (148) City of Pacifica:
         Supplement the cost
         of permanently repair-
         ing the historic
         Pacific Pier in
         Pacifica . . . . (500,000)
   (149) City of San Jose:
         Edenvale Garden
         Park . . . . . . (150,000)
   (150) City of Santa Clara:
         Restoration of Casa
         Grande . . . . . (250,000)
   (151) Camarillo Ranch
         Foundation: Rest-
         oration, preserva-
         tion, and mainten-
         ance of Camarillo
         Ranch  . . . . . (493,000)
   (152) Homeboy Industries:
         Land acquisition and
         renovation . . . (100,000)
   (153) City of San Leandro:
         Little league
         field-Corvallis
         school . . . . . (100,000)
   (154) City of San Diego:
         Enhance existing
         play area to
         accommodate disabled
         access at the Lind-
         bergh Park Tot
         Lot  . . . . . . (160,000)
   (155) City of Yucaipa:
         Community Center/
         Gym  . . . . . (2,300,000)
   (156) City of Artesia:
         Land Acquisition for
         A.J. Padelford
         Park and ADA compliance
         upgrade  . . . . (100,000)
   (157) City of Artesia:

         Family Resource
         Center . . . . . (100,000)
   (158) City of Hawaiian
         Gardens: Build new
         recreation facility
         to meet ADA require-
         ment; purchase new
         exercise equipment
         that is ADA
         compliant . . .  (235,000)
   (159) City of Bellflower:
         Fund YMCA/Teen
         Center . . . . . (250,000)
   (160) Midpeninsula Open
         Space District (MPOSD):
         Fund improvements
         to selected trail
         easement transferred
         to the MPOSD to fund
         improvements to
         selected trail ease-
         ments transferred to
         the MPOSD by AB
         1366 . . . . . . (300,000)
   (161) Nihonmachi Little
         Friends: Renova-
         tion of historic
         building in San
         Francisco  . . . (550,000)
   (162) GLBT Society of
         Northern Calif-
         ornia: California
         on-line archives of
         manuscripts. . . (250,000)
   (163) Jewish Community
         Center of San
         Francisco: Con-
         struction . . . (1,000,000)
   (164) San Francisco
         Neighbors Asso-
         ciation: Con-
         struction of the
         San Francisco
         Neighborhood Re-
         source Community
         Center . . . . . (500,000)
   (166) San Francisco Recrea-
         tion and Park Depart-
         ment: Stabilize and
         restore the Sunnyside
         Conservatory . . (300,000)
   (168) City of Daly City:
         Construction of the
         Bayshore Boys and Girls
         Club . . . . . . (500,000)
   (169) Coleman Advocates
         for Children and
         Youth: Construction
         of the Coleman
         Children and
         Youth Community
         Center . . . . . (100,000)
   (170) San Francisco
         Recreation and
         Park Department:
         Restoration of
         John Muir Fishing
         Pier at Lake
         Merced  . . . .  (400,000)
   (172) County of Yolo:
         New Helvetia
         Park--Acquisi-
         tion, development,
         and rehabili-
         tation . . . . . (500,000)
   (173) City of Inglewood:
         Refurbishment of
         Edward Vincent
         Park . . . . . . (350,000)
   (174) City of San Diego:
         Picnic Shelter-
         Clairmont Neighborhood
         Park  . . . . . . (55,000)
   (175) City of San Diego:
         Ocean Beach Recrea-
         tion Center-ADA
         Tot Lot
         Upgrade  . . . . (175,000)
   (176) City of San Diego:
         Tecolate Nature
         Center-room
         addition . . . . (200,000)
   (177) City of San Diego:
         Santa Clara Recrea-
         tion Center-
         New recreation
         center . . . . . (300,000)
   (178) City of St.
         Helena: St. Helena
         ballpark  . . .  (500,000)
   (179)
         Eagle Rock
         Community
         Preserva-
         tion and Revi-
         talization,
         Inc.: Eagle
         Rock Community
         revitaliza-
         tion . . . . . . (300,000)
   (180) City of Monterey
         Park Cascade
         Park: Fund re-
         habilitation . . (225,000)
   (181) City of Irwindale:
         Irwindale Community
         Center -- Repair
         courtyard and
         patio  . . . . . (150,000)
   (183) City of Lemon
         Grove: Recreation
         Center  . . . . . (81,000)
   (184) City of Redlands:
         Local park
         facility . . . (2,000,000)
   (185) City of Redding:
         Construct recrea-
         tion and sports
         complex  . . . (3,000,000)
   (186) City of La
         Palma: Construct
         new community
         center . . . . (1,040,000)
   (188) County of
         San Diego
         Department of
         Parks and
         Recreation:
         Boys and Girls
         Club of Ramo
         na--Const-
         ruct a
         gymnasium  . . . (250,000)
  (189) City of Santee:
        Completion of
        Town Center
        Community
        Park  . . . . . . (200,000)
  (195) Santa Cruz Sheriff's
             Activity League:
        Purchase vans used
        to transport youth
        to and from sports
        activities . . . . (70,000)
  (196) Contra Costa
        County: Sheriff's
        Charities, Inc.
        for the Peace Officer
        Memorial  . . . . (125,000)
  (197) Martinez Police
        Activities League:
        Purchase computer
        and a van . . . . (100,000)
  (199) City of El Centro:
        El Centro's Munici-
        pal Pool . . . . . (50,000)
  (200) Lassen Park Founda-
        tion: Complete con-
        struction of inter-
        pretive exhibits
        in open-air
        pavilions . . . . (100,000)
  (201) Marysville Youth and
        Civic Center: Renova-
        tion and replacement
        of parking, building,
        and kitchen  . . .(100,000)
  (202) San Bernardino
        County: Downtown
        Crestline Facade
        improvement . . . (100,000)
  (204) Jurupa Area Recrea-
        tion and Park District:
        Memorial Park Swimming
        Pool . . . . . . . (50,000)
  (205) Black Chamber
        of Commerce:
        Radio Station FCC
        startup qualifi-
        cations . . . . . (150,000)
  (206) Jurupa Area Re-
        creation and Park
        District: Memorial
        Park Athletic
        Field  . . . . . . (85,000)
  (207) Jurupa Area Re-
        creation and Park
        District: Memorial
        Park Community
        Center . . . . . . (85,000)
  (210) Martha's Village
        and Kitchen:
        Martha's Village
        facility
        expansion . . . . (200,000)
  (212) Sacramento County:
        Mather Regional
        Park improve-
        ments . . . . . . (200,000)
  (213) Los Angeles County
        United Way: United
        Way of Greater
        Los Angeles-Ac-
        quisition of
        facility and
        improvements . . .(200,000)
  (216) City of Riverside: Janet
        Goeske Senior
        Center  . . . . . (200,000)
  (219) City of Highland:
        Highland Commun-
        ity Park
        construction . . .(300,000)
  (220) City of San Diego:
        Rancho Bernardo
        Community Aquatic
        Center  . . . . . (250,000)
  (221) City of Redlands:
        Redlands Sports
        Complex de-
        velopment . . . . (750,000)
  (223) City of Yucaipa:
        Community center/
        gym . . . . . . (2,000,000)
  (225) City of La Mesa:
        Briarcrest
        Park  . . . . . . (157,000)
  (226) City of Oakland:
        Bertha Port
        Mini-Park and
        Willow Park
        Playgrounds . . . (600,000)
  (227) Homenetmen, Glen-
        dale Chapter:
        Fund athletic
        programs  . . . . (158,000)
  (228) City of San Diego
        :  1.5 mile
        bike path parallel
        to the San Diego
        River in Mission
        Valley  . . . . . (400,000)
  (229) City of Lakewood:
        Mae Boyar Park
        improvements  . . (500,000)
  (230) Western Center
        for Archeology
        and Paleonto-
        logy: Construc-
        tion  . . . . . (2,250,000)
  (231) West Shores Youth
        Center: Exercise
        and equipment
        room const-
        ruction  . . . . . (50,000)
  (232) City of Woodlake:
        Community pool
        facility  . . . . (100,000)
  (233) Boys and Girls
        Club of Hayward:
        New facility con-
        struction . . . . (500,000)
  (234) City of Newman:
        Newman Youth Center-
        remodel . . . . . (100,000)
  (235) City of Hanford:
        Hanford Learning
        Center  . . . . . (300,000)
  (236)
        City of Clarks-
        burg:  Swimming
        Pool Renova-
        tion  . . . . . . (100,000)
  (237) City of West
        Hollywood: Multi-
        purpose facility
        for youths and
        seniors . . . . . (100,000)
  (239) North Tahoe:
        North Tahoe Youth
        Center  . . . . . (200,000)
  (240) Santa Barbara
        Zoological Gardens
        :  Animal
        contact yard
        and outreach
        program . . . . . (335,000)
  (242) City and County of
        San Francisco:
        Palace of Fine Arts --restor-
        ation and rehabil-
        itation of
        structures and
        landscape . . . (3,000,000)
  (243) Los Angeles County:
        For picnic area and
        sports field
        improvements at
        Cheviott Hills . . (100,000)
  (245) LA Conservation
        Corps: Ballona
        Creek Youth
        Center  . . . . (2,000,000)
  (246) City of San Diego:
        Bay Terrace Park
        Recreation
        Center  . . . . . (500,000)
  (248) City of Huntington
        Beach: Bonneli
        Regional Youth
        Center  . . . . . (500,000)
  (252) Watts/Willowbrook
        Boys and Girls
        Club:  Complete
        construction of
        club . . . . . .  (500,000)
  (253) City of Palo Alto:
        bay to Ridge Trail
        between Foothills
        Park and Los
        Trancos Open Space
        Reserve . . . . . (100,000)
  (254) City of Palo Alto:
        Palo Alto Junior
        Zoo renova-
        tions . . . . . . (100,000)
Provisions:
1. The Department of Parks and Recreation may allo-
   cate funds appropriated in Schedule (a)(226) of
   this item to the City of Oakland, to nonprofit
   organizations designated by the City of Oakland,
   or to both.

  SEC. 9.5.  The balance of the sum appropriated to the Department of
Parks and Recreation in Schedule (a)(182) of Item 3790-101-0001 of
the Budget Act of 1999 (Ch. 50, Stats. 1999) for a recreational grant
to the City of Westminster for the purchase of passenger vans to
serve Vietnamese seniors is hereby reappropriated to the Department
of Parks and Recreation for a recreational grant to the City of Santa
Ana for the purchase of passenger vans to serve Vietnamese seniors.

  SEC. 10.  The sum appropriated in Schedule (a) (3) of Item
3790-101-0005 to the Department of Parks and Recreation for the Delta
Science Center for Marine and Delta Aquatic Education and
Interpretive Programs is hereby reappropriated to the Department of
Parks and Recreation for the East Bay Regional Park District for
Marine and Delta Aquatic Education and Interpretive Programs.
  SEC. 11.  The sum appropriated in Schedule (a) (8) of Item
3790-101-0005 to the Department of Parks and Recreation for the City
of Huntington Beach for storm drain modification to mitigate
pollution impact on state beaches is reappropriated to the Department
of Parks and Recreation for the County of Orange for storm drain
modification to mitigate pollution impact on state beaches.
  SEC. 12.  Item 3790-102-0005 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3790-102-0005--For local assistance, Department of
    Parks and Recreation, payable from the Safe Neigh-
    borhood Parks, Clean Water, Clean Air, and Coastal
    Protection Bond Act of 2000 pursuant to the Murray-
    Hayden Urban Parks and Youth Service Program, to
    be available for expenditure during the 2000-01,
    2001-02 and 2002-03 fiscal years ......................
79,580,000
    Schedule:
    (a) 80.25-Recreational Grants ............    79,580,000
    (1) Competitive grants (non-project
        specific) ............................    (1,740,000)
        (c) Nonmotorized
            Trails Grants  .......  (1,740,000)
    (2) Specific Projects  ...................   (10,836,000)
        (c) City of Folsom:
            Folsom Zoo  ........... (1,889,000)
        (d) California Science
            Center-African-
            American Museum
            at Exposition Park .... (2,834,000)
        (e) California Science
            Center School  ........ (6,113,000)
    (4) Trails  ................................. (5,085,000)
        (a) City of Lafayette:
            Construct a pedes-
            trian bridge from
            Lafayette Commu-
            nity Center to the
            Lafayette Commu-
            nity Park  ............   (285,000)
        (b) City of Los Banos:
            Downtown Revi-
            talization-Rails to
            Trails ................ (1,800,000)
        (c) City of Redding:
            Expansion of bike
            and walk trail
            along the Sacra-
            mento River  ........   (3,000,000)
    (5) Murray-Hayden Grants ................... (47,233,000)
        (a) City and County of
            San Francisco:
            Coleman Children
            and Youth Com-
            munity Center in
            Excelsior District-
            capital outlay   ......   (142,000)
        (b) City and County of
            San Francisco:
            Youth Mural Art
            Project in Bay-
            view-Hunters
            Point and Youth
            Stewardship Pro-
            gram  ..................  (189,000)
        (c) City of Richmond:
            Richmond Natato-
            rium, to enable
            seismic retrofit of
            the Natatorium  .......   (378,000)
        (d) City of
            El Monte:
            Construction of the
            Youth Learning/
            Activity Center  ......   (378,000)
        (e) City of Glendale:
            South Glendale
            mini-park develop-
            ment  .................   (378,000)
        (f) City of
            Inglewood:
            Edward Vincent Park ..... (378,000)
        (g) City of San
            Diego:
            Joint-use facil-
            ity at La Mirada
            with San Ysidro
            School District ........  (378,000)
        (h) Sacramento Boys
            and Girls Club:
            Construction of
            Boys and Girls
            Club facility in
            South Sacramento  .....   (473,000)
        (i) City of Huntington
            Park: Regional
            Community Youth
            Center ................   (492,000)
        (j) City of Los Angeles:
            Blythe Street
            Pocket Park  ..........   (520,000)
        (k) City of Fontana:
            Center City park
            acquisition  ..........   (709,000)
        (l) Fresno
            Metropolitan Flood
            Control District:
            Construction costs
            for a park located
            on Kings Canyon and
            Huntington Avenue
            Areas  ...............    (709,000)
        (m) City of Los Ange-
            les: Renovation of
            Brand Park  ..........    (946,000)
        (n) Boys and Girls
            Club of Hayward:
            Construction of
            20,000-square-foot
            facility  ............    (946,000)
        (o) City of Los
            Angeles: San Pedro

            park improvements ....    (946,000)
        (p) City of Los Ange-
            les: Juntos Park:
            outdoor develop-
            ment at a recently
            acquired parcel to
            serve as a new
            park  ................  (1,419,000)
        (q) City of Los Ange-
            les: Community
            Build Youth Cen-
            ter  .................  (1,892,000)
        (r) City of Fresno: Ac-
            quisition of the
            Palm Lakes Golf
            Course for the op-
            eration of Fresno
            Junior Golf serving
            disadvantaged
            youth  ................   (236,000)
        (s) City of Buena Park:
            Community park
            enhancements of
            deteriorated facili-
            ties  ................    (236,000)
        (t) City of Garden
            Grove: Village
            Green Park im-
            provements  ...........   (615,000)
        (u) City of Westmin-
            ster: Youth Activ-
            ity Center Program
            Expansions  ...........   (709,000)
        (v) City of La Puente:
            Youth Learning/
            Activity Center  ......   (709,000)
        (w) City of Lancaster:
            Whit B. Carter
            Park Development
            Project  .............    (946,000)
        (x) City of Anaheim:
            Maxwell Park Ex-
            pansion Project
            from 15 to 21
            acres  ..............   (1,041,000)
        (y) City of Los Ange-
            les: Soccer Com-
            plex  .................   (305,000)
        (z) City and County of
            San Francisco: In-
            dia Basin  Shore-
            line Park  .............  (378,000)
        (ax) City of Oakland:
            West Oakland
            Playgrounds ............  (568,000)
        (bx) City of Los Ange-
            les: Hansen Dam
            Bluffs  ................  (662,000)
        (cx) County of Los An-
            geles: Ted Watkins
            Park  ..................  (780,000)
        (dx) Santa Monica
            Mountains Con-
            servancy: Comp-
            ton-Slauson Natu-
            ral Park  .............  (946,000)
        (ex) City of Oakland:
            Sanborn Park  ......... (1,419,000)
        (fx) City of Oakland:
            Union Point Park  ..... (1,419,000)
        (gx) City of San Di-
            ego: North Chol-
            las Park  ............  (1,892,000)
        (hx) City of Maywood:
            Los Angeles River
            Parkway  .............  (2,365,000)
        (ix) Santa Monica
            Mountains Con-
            servancy: Arroyo
            Seco/Confluence
            Park  ...............   (4,730,000)
        (jx) City of San Diego:
            Paradise Park
            Project  ...............   (32,000)
        (kx) City of Lemon
            Grove: Berry
            Street Park ............   (38,000)
        (kx1) City of Imperial
            Beach Sports
            Park  ..................   (90,000)
         (lx) County of San Di-
            ego: Lamar Street
            Park  .................   (213,000)
         (mx) City of East Palo
            Alto: Youth Center ....   (236,000)
        (mx1) City of San Di-
            ego: Boys and
            Girls Clubs of San

            Diego-Construc-
            tion of Linda Vista
            Teen Center  ..........   (284,000)
         (nx) City of Chula
            Vista: Greg Rogers
            Park  .................   (284,000)
         (ox) City of East Palo
            Alto: Bell Street
            Park  .................   (331,000)
         (px) City of East Palo
            Alto: Martin
            Luther King-Jack
            Farell Park  ..........   (331,000)
        (px1) City of Stanton:
            Stanton Park  .........   (473,000)
         (qx) City of Huntington
            Park: Bonelli Re-
            gional Youth Cen-
            ter  ..................   (378,000)
         (rx) City of Huntington
            Park: Park
            Improvement Project ...   (473,000)
         (sx) City of Los Ange-
            les: Tree People
            Two  ..................   (473,000)
         (tx) City of San Diego:
            Bay Terrace
            School Joint Use
            Facility  .............   (473,000)
         (ux) County of San Di-
            ego: Bancroft Park
            acquisition  ..........   (473,000)
         (vx) YMCA of San Di-
            ego County: Bor-
            der View expan-
            sion  .................   (473,000)
         (wx) City of Oakland:
            Studio Recre-
            ational Center in
            North Oakland  ........   (473,000)
         (xx) City of Stockton:
            Van Buskirk Com-
            munity Center:
            gymnasium con-
            struction  ............   (709,000)
         (yx) City of Fontana:
            Center City park
            acquisition  ..........   (709,000)
        (yx1) Columbia Boys
            and Girls Club:
            Renovation of
            building in Tender-
            loin for after
            school programs  .......  (804,000)
         (zx) City of Bell
            : Bell Park
            Improvement Project ....  (946,000)
         (ay) City of Pico Riv-
            era: Rio Honda
            Park  .................   (946,000)
        (by) City of Los Ange-
            les: Blythe Street
            expansion  ............   (946,000)
        (cy) City of Baldwin
            Park: Teen
            Center  ...............   (946,000)
        (dy) City of Los Ange-
            les: South Central
            Sport Center .......... (1,230,000)
        (ey) Concerned
            Citizens of South
            Central Los Ange-
            les:  Acquisition
            and construction
            of Antes Colum-
            bus Youth
            Center, soccer
            field and pocket
            park .................  (1,272,000)
        (fy) Los Angeles Con-
            servation Corps:
            Youth Center .......... (1,892,000)
        (gy) City of Whittier:
            Children's wading
            pool reconstruction
            at Friends Park to
            comply with cur-
            rent standards ........... (76,000)
    (6b) Marine Sanctuary ......................... (472,000)
         (n) Wildlife Conserva-
             tion Board:
             O'Neill Sea Odys-
             sey facilities im-
             provements ............. (472,000)
    (6c) Soccer and baseball fields..............(13,569,000)
         (o) Bakersfield Police
             Athletic League:
             Construct multi-
             use playing field ....... (50,000)
         (p) Merced High Dug-
             out Club: Merced
             High School Base-
             ball Field
             Lights ................. (175,000)
         (q) Coalinga-Huron
             Parks and Recre-
             ation District:
             Joint use sports
             complex ................ (300,000)
         (r)
             City of Los Angeles:

             Boyle Heights Sports
             Center for develop-
             ment of sports
             fields both soccer
             and baseball .... (300,000)
         (s) City of Bellflower
             : Refurbish
             and upgrade baseball
             fields,
             restrooms, and
             announcer booths
             for Little League-run
             programs at Caruther
             ,
             Simms, and Thompson
             Parks .................. (315,000)
         (t) City of
             Downey: Refurbish and
             upgrade soccer,
             baseball, and
             softball fields for pro-
             grams run by
             the American Youth
             Soccer Association,
             Junior Athletic
             Association, and
             Downey Girls'
             Softball
             Association ............ (325,000)
         (u) County of San Di-
             ego: Lighting for
             joint use soccer
             and athletic field in
             the community of
             Borrego Springs ........ (350,000)
         (v) Turlock Regional
             Sports Complex
             Foundation: Pur-
             chase and con-
             struction of a
             sports complex,
             creating 8 to 10
             youth soccer fields
             and two softball
             diamonds ............. (1,200,000)
         (w) City of Oakley:
             Little League Op-
             erated-Baseball
             Fields Restrooms
             Project ................ (100,000)
         (x) City of Tulare: Op-
             erated by AYSO-
             Elk Bayou Soccer
             Complex ................ (200,000)
         (y) King City: King
             City Community
             Park (AYSO Oper-
             ated) Youth Soccer
             Fields ................. (200,000)
         (z) City of San Diego:
             AYSO Operated-
             Design and con-
             struction of Ran-
             cho Bernardo
             soccer fields .......... (200,000)
        (ax) City of Covina:
             Development of
             the Charter Oak
             Community
             Sports-
             plex ................... (250,000)
        (bx)
             City of Grass
             Valley:
             Mulcahy Field
             Soccer/Baseball
             Complex operated
             by Alta Vista
             Neighborhood
             Group....................(300,000)
        (cx) City of La Quinta:
             Design and con-
             struction of soccer
             park.................... (500,000)
        (dx) City of Redding:
             Infrastructure im-
             provements and
             field improve-
             ments for historic
             Tiger Field............. (500,000)
        (ex) City of Redlands:
             Redlands Sports
             Complex design
             and development
             including an
             AYSO operated
             soccer field ........... (500,000)
        (fx) City of Palmdale:
             Little League and
             PONY League Op-
             erated-Youth base-
             ball facility im-
             provements.............. (500,000)
        (gx) City of Lancaster:
             AYSO Operated-
             Youth Soccer Or-
             ganization Head-
             quarters Building-
             National Soccer
             Complex................. (500,000)
        (hx) City of Tulare:
             Lighting, concrete
             picnic tables, and
             benches for Pros-
             perity Sports
             Park..................... (20,000)
        (ix) Town of Danville:
             Installation of syn-
             thetic playing turf
             at Diablo Vista
             Park ................... (250,000)
        (jx) Livermore Area
             Recreation and
             Park District: Will-
             iam J. Payne
             Sports Park: De-
             velopment of soc-
             cer fields ............. (289,000)
        (kx) City of Oakley:
             Build soccer
             fields.................. (325,000)
        (lx) City of Orange:
             Soccer field at
             Rock Creek Park ........ (974,000)
        (mx) City of Lafayette:
             Construction of a
             multipurpose ball-
             field facility ....... (1,030,000)
        (nx) City of Irvine:
             Park facility ........ (1,916,000)
        (ox) City of Redlands:
             Design and devel-
             opment of a major
             sports complex ....... (2,000,000)
     (7) City Park Specific  ....................(645,000)
         (a) San Francisco Arts
             Commission: Re-
             store the Portals of
             the Past Monument
             in Golden Gate
             Park .................... (36,000)
         (b) San Francisco: Res-
             toration of the
             James A. Garfield
             and the Giuseppe
             Verde Monuments
             in Golden Gate
             Park ................... (109,000)
         (c) City and County
             of San Francisco:
             Capital improve-
             ments to the Na-
             tional AIDS Me-
             morial Grove in
             Golden Gate Park ....... (500,000)
Provisions:
1. Funds appropriated shall be available for encum-
   brance for 3 years after the date upon which the
   appropriated funds first became available for en-
   cumbrance. Disbursements in liquidation of en-
   cumbrances shall be made before or during 5
   years following the last day the appropriation is
   available for encumbrance.
2. The Department of Parks and Recreation may
   allocate funds appropriated in Schedules 5 (ex)
   and (fx) of this item to the City of Oakland,
   to nonprofit organizations designated by the
   City of Oakland, or to both.
3. The Department of Parks and Recreation may
   allocate funds appropriated in Schedule 5(z) of
   this item to the Trust for Public Land for the
   purposes of the India Basin Shoreline Park.

  SEC. 13.  The sum appropriated in Schedule (17) of Item
3790-302-0005 to the Department of Parks and Recreation for the Santa
Monica Mountains Trust for Leo Carillo State Beach, acquisition of
adjacent property at Nicholas Canyon Ridge, a high priority for state
parks is hereby reappropriated to the department for the Nature
Trust of Santa Monica Mountains for Leo Carillo State Beach,
acquisition of adjacent property at Nicholas Canyon Ridge, a high
priority for state parks.
  SEC. 14.  The sum appropriated in Schedule (c) (3) of Item
3860-101-0001 to the Department of Water Resources for Yolo County
for the Community of Esparto-Flood control improvements is hereby
reappropriated to the department for Yolo County for the Community of
Esparto and the Community of Madison-Flood control improvements.
  SEC. 15.  Item 3940-101-0418 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-0418--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Small Communities
    Grant Subaccount to be available for expenditure
    during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal
    years .............................................    15,000,000


  SEC. 16.  Item 3940-101-0419 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-0419--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Water Recycling Sub-
    account to be available for expenditure during the
    2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years ........    25,000,000


  SEC. 17.  Item 3940-101-0744 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-0744--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, payable from the 1986 Water
    Conservation and Water Quality Bond Fund to be
    available for expenditure during the 2000-01,
    2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years .................    10,000,000


  SEC. 18.  Item 3940-101-6013 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6013--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Watershed Protection
    Subaccount to be available for expenditure during
    the                                            2000-01, 2001-02,
and 2002-03 fiscal years ....    20,000,000

  SEC. 19.  Item 3940-101-6016 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6016--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from Santa Ana River Watershed
    Subaccount to be available for expenditure during
    the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years ....   133,000,000


  SEC. 20.  Item 3940-101-6017 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6017--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Lake Elsinore and San
    Jacinto Watershed Subaccount to be available for
    expenditure during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and
    2002-03 fiscal years ..............................     8,000,000


  SEC. 21.  Item 3940-101-6019 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6019--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Nonpoint Source Pol-
    lution Control Subaccount to be available for
    expenditure during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and
    2002-03 fiscal years ..............................    10,000,000


  SEC. 22.  Item 3940-101-6020 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6020--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the State Revolving Fund
    Loan Subaccount to be available for expenditure
    during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal
    years .............................................     6,500,000


  SEC. 23.  Item 3940-101-6021 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6021--For local assistance, State Water Re-
    sources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Wastewater Construction
    Subaccount to be available for expenditure during
    the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal years ....    30,000,000


  SEC. 24.  Item 3940-101-6022 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



3940-101-6022--For local assistance, State Water
    Resources Control Board, for payment to Item 3940-
    101-0001, payable from the Coastal Nonpoint Source
    Control Subaccount to be available for expenditure
    during the 2000-01, 2001-02, and 2002-03 fiscal
    years .............................................    10,000,000


  SEC. 24.5.  Provision 6 is added to Item 4200-101-0001 of the
Budget Act of 2000, to read:




6. Of the funds appropriated in Schedule
   (a) of this item, $25,000 shall be
   allocated to Los Angeles County for
   People in Progress, Inc. to fund the
   county's local matching fund contribution
   required by Section 11840.12 of the
   Health and Safety Code.

  SEC. 25.  Of the funds appropriated in Item 5160-101-0001 of
Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 2000, $250,000 shall be allocated
to the County of Marin for the Marin Brain Injury Network.
  SEC. 26.  Provision (10)(a)(4) of Item 6440-001-0001 of Section
2.00 of the Budget Act of 2000 is amended to read:



   (4) $1,000,000 over and above any funds
       provided under (1) is provided to further
       expand MESA programs .

  SEC. 27.  Provision (10)(f) of Item 6440-001-0001 of Section 2.00
of the Budget Act of 2000 is amended to read:




   (f) $2,500,000 is provided for systemwide
       graduate and professional school out-
       reach to be matched by $1,500,000 in
       university funds.  Of these funds, $1,460,000 shall be
provided
       for medical school outreach,       $1,610,000 for engineering
and
science
       doctoral program outreach, and
       $930,000 for law school outreach.

  SEC. 28.  Item 8260-103-0001 of Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of
2000 is amended to read:



8260-103-0001--For local assistance, California Arts
     Council................................................
31,235,400
     Provisions:
     3. Of the funds appropriated in this item, $5,000,000
        shall be allocated to the Performing Arts Center of
        Los Angeles County for construction of the Walt
        Disney Concert Hall in the City of Los Angeles.
     4. The funds specified in Provision 3 of this item are
        for one-time grants to the Performing Arts Center
        of Los Angeles County.
     5. Of the funds appropriated in this item, $26,235,400
        shall be for the following projects:
        (1) City of La Habra:  Outreach Pro-
            gram at the Children's Museum
            of La Habra......................       250,000
        (3) New Conservatory Theatre:
            Children's Safe School Arts
            Project..........................        50,000
        (4) San Francisco Mexican Mu-
            seum:  Construction of a perma-
            nent facility....................       500,000
        (5) National Maritime Museum As-
            sociation:  Maritime Educational
            Program for Northern California
            schoolchildren...................      250,000
        (6) City of San Francisco:  DeYoung
            Museum...........................     4,500,000
        (7) Bayview Opera House:  Renova-
            tion and structural improvements        400,000
        (8) Filipino American National
            Historical Society,
             Sacramento/Delta
            Chapter:  Documentary "An Untold
            Triumph".........................        25,000
        (9) Kids Write Plays Program.........        65,000
       (10) Armenian Film Foundation.........        78,400
       (11) San Mateo and Los Angeles
            County Offices of Education:
            Civil Rights Project "Sojourn
            to the Past"...................        350,000
       (12) DQ University..................        300,000
       (13) County of San Luis
            Obispo:  Dana Adobe
            Rehabilitation Project..........       200,000
       (14) City of San Luis Obispo:  Chil-
            dren's Museum Expansion
            Project.........................       200,000
       (15) City of Arroyo Grande:  South
            County Performing Arts Build-
            ing.............................       400,000
       (16) Port San Luis Marine Institute:
             Floating Marine Laboratory......       150,000
       (18) La Mirada Theatre for
             Performing Arts
             ..........................       250,000
       (19) Historical Society of West
             Covina:  Heritage House and
             Heritage Gardens Park...........        85,000
       (20) Fender Museum Foundation:
             Fender Museum of the Arts and
             Music...........................       250,000
       (21) Italian Cultural Society:
             Italian Cultural Center and
             Museum..........................       300,000
       (22) Elk Grove Historical Society:
             Old Stage Stop and Hotel Mu-
             seum Project....................       100,000
       (23) Galt Area Historical Society:
             McFarland Living History
             Ranch Project...................       100,000
       (28) City of San Diego:  Sikes Adobe
             State Point of Historic Interest
             Restoration.....................       350,000
       (29) The Wall Memorial:  Comple-
             tion of memorial to victims of
             HIV and AIDS...................        400,000
       (30) Natural History Museum:  Bor-
             der Environment Education
             Program.........................     1,000,000
       (31) 100th/442nd/MIS WWI Me-
             morial Foundation...............       500,000
       (32) Jewish Federation Zimmer Mu-
             seum............................     2,000,000
       (33) Los Angeles Children's Mu-
             seum............................     2,500,000
       (34) ADL:  Stop the Hate.............     1,000,000
       (35) National Coalition for Redress/
             Reparations:  NCRR Educa-
             tional Program and Museum
             Display.........................        50,000
       (37) Skirball Cultural Center:  Completion of
             Karen and Gary Winnick Family
             Heritage Hall...................     2,000,000
       (39) Redondo Beach Performing Arts
             Center:  Replace lavatory
             equipment in Performing Arts
             Center..........................       250,000
       (40) Torrance Cultural Arts Center:
             Construction of a black-box
             stage..........................        250,000
       (41) Lomita Railroad Museum
            Foundation, Inc.:  Expansion of
            Railroad Museum................         250,000
       (42) African American Historical
             and Cultural Museum of the
             San Joaquin Valley:  Construc-
             tion and renovation of museum
             in Central Valley...............       250,000
       (43) El Pueblo de Los Angeles:
             Streetscape improvements and
             restoration of historic buildings
             in Pico and Garnier blocks......     2,000,000
       (44) San Francisco Ballet ............       500,000
       (45) Wajumbe Cultural Institution:
             $45,000 for Summer Cultural
             Arts and Education Camp;
             $84,000 for Multimedia and
             Community Television Lab for
             equipment.......................       129,000
       (47) Explorit! Science Center:  Capi-
             tal outlay assistance...........       200,000
       (48) Fresno Art Museum:  Construc-
             tion of the Sculpture Plaza Park       150,000
       (49) Fresno Museum:  Legion of Valor,
             data base, and related
             projects........................        150,000
       (50) Chinese Historical Society of
             America:  Construction of the
             Chinese American National
             Museum and Learning Center......       200,000
       (51) The Asian Art Museum of San
             Francisco:  Museum renovation...       500,000
       (52) Inglewood
             Recreation, Parks, and
             Community Services ............         28,000
       (54) Pan African Film and Arts Fes-
             tival...........................       200,000
       (55)  Sonoma County
             Museum:  Sonoma County Museum
             Project.........................       250,000
       (56) Napa Valley Museum:  Mu-
             seum expansion..................       100,000
       (57) Oakland Museum of California
             Foundation:  Distribution of
             materials to high school
             students........................       150,000
       (60) Modoc Arts Council:  Modoc
             Amphitheater....................       200,000
       (67) City of Visalia:  Visalia Arts
             Center..........................        50,000
       (68) Youth Science Institute:  Youth
             Science Institute Education Fa-
             cility expansion................       300,000
       (71) County of San Bernardino:  San
             Bernardino County Museum Mineral
             Exhibit.........................        50,000
       (74) Palos Verdes Symphony Or-
             chestra.........................        25,000
       (75) Long Beach Museum of Art........       300,000
       (76) Legion of Valor Museum in
             Fresno:  Creation of archival
             system for the purpose of estab-
             lishing a permanent data base
             of original citations...........       150,000
       (77) Latino Museum of History, Art,
             and Culture.....................     1,000,000
     6. The funds appropriated by this item are for one-
        time grants to museums and cultural institutions
        to provide educational services to public school
        students and for one-time grants to museum and
        cultural institutions for capital outlay. In making
        this appropriation, it is the intent of the Legisla-
        ture to provide a simple system for allocating
        funds to museums and cultural institutions that
        ensures accountability of public funds. It is not
        the intent of the Legislature to establish an ongo-
        ing system of local assistance for museums and
        cultural institutions.
     7. (a) For purposes of this item, educational ser-
            vices may include teacher training, curricu-
            lum development, schoolsite presentations or
            workshops, distance learning, and reduced
            price or free admissions.  No funds appropri-
            ated by this item may be expended for hiring
            of permanent staff, purchase of vehicles, or
            the general operating expenses of these mu-
            seums.  Funds appropriated by this item shall
            be used to supplement, and not supplant, cur-
            rent funding for educational services for pub-
            lic school students from other funding
            sources.
        (b) On or before November 1, 2000, each mu-
            seum and cultural institution shall submit to
            the California Arts Council a detailed expen-
            diture plan on the proposed uses of the funds
            appropriated to it by this item for educational
            services.  Notwithstanding Section 2.00 of this
            act, funds appropriated in this item for edu-
            cational services may be expended only for
            educational services provided from July 1,
            2000, to June 30, 2003, inclusive.
        (c) The California Arts Council shall review and
            approve each expenditure plan to ensure that
            (1) funds are proposed to be expended for
            educational purposes consistent with para-
            graph (a) of this provision and (2) the expen-
            diture plan proposes a cost-effective use of
            the funds. The council shall develop a process
            for reviewing, approving, and paying grantees
            in a timely fashion.  To ensure financial ac-
            countability, the council shall develop a re-
            porting process and specify information to be
            reported by grantees on a regular basis.
        (d) The California Arts Council shall report to the
            Joint Legislative Budget Committee by Octo-
            ber 1, 2001, detailing expenditures made and
            programmatic outcomes achieved by each grant
            funded pursuant to this item during the
            2000-01 fiscal year, and by October 1 for
            each subsequent fiscal year during which funds
            are expended, including, but not limited to,
            the number of students and teachers served,
            evidence of student achievement, curriculum
            materials developed, and evidence of
            professional growth among teachers trained.
     8. (a) For purposes of this item, capital outlay in-
            cludes expenditures for planning, working
            drawings, and repair, renovation, and con-
            struction of museum and cultural institution
            facilities.  No funds appropriated by this
            item for purposes of capital outlay may be
            used for hiring of permanent staff,
            operating expenses, or non-capital-outlay-
            related expenditures.
        (b) On or before November 1, 2000, each mu-
            seum and cultural institution shall submit to
            the California Arts Council a detailed expen-
            diture plan on the proposed uses of the funds
            appropriated to it by this item for capital
            outlay.  Notwithstanding Section 2.00 of this
            act, funds appropriated in this item for
            capital outlay may be expended only for capital
            outlay purposes from July 1, 2000, to June 30,
            2003, inclusive.
        (c) The California Arts Council shall review and
            approve each expenditure plan to ensure that
            (1) funds are expended for the capital outlay
            purposes consistent with paragraph (a) of this
            provision and (2) the expenditure plan proposes
            a cost-effective use of the funds.  The
            council shall develop a process for reviewing,
            approving, and paying grantees in a timely
            fashion.  To ensure financial accountability,
            the council shall develop a reporting process
            and specify information for grantees to report
            on a regular basis.
        (d) The California Arts Council shall report to the
            Joint Legislative Budget Committee by Octo-
            ber 1, 2001, detailing expenditures made and
            the outcome in terms of facilities repaired,
            renovated, or constructed for the 2000-01 fis-
            cal year, and by October 1 for each subsequent
            fiscal year during which funds appropriated by
            this item are expended.
    9.  Of the funds appropriated in Schedule (ix) of Item
        8260-001-0001, $250,000 shall be used by the
        California Arts Council to defray its expenses for
        support and related expenses for performing its
        responsibilities under this item.  The council may
        enter into an interagency agreement to obtain per-
        sonnel services relating to the review and ap-
        proval of capital outlay expenditure plans.

  SEC. 29.  The sum appropriated by Schedule (b) of Item
8955-102-0001 to the Department of Veterans Affairs for the Santa
Clarita Historical Veterans Memorial is hereby reappropriated to the
department for the City of Santa Clarita Historical Veterans
Memorial.
  SEC. 30.  The balance of the sum appropriated to the Department of
Parks and Recreation in Schedule (a)(4.2) of Item 3790-102-0001 of
Section 2.00 of the Budget Act of 1998 (Ch. 324, Stats. 1998) for
Bear Mountain Parks and Recreation District for repavement of
basketball courts is hereby reappropriated to the Department of Parks
and Recreation for allocation to the Bear Mountain Parks and
Recreation District for soccer fields.
  SEC. 31.  This act is an urgency statute necessary for the
immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or safety within
the meaning of Article IV of the Constitution and shall go into
immediate effect.  The facts constituting the necessity are:
   In order to make certain necessary augmentations and adjustments
to the appropriations made by the Budget Act of 2000 for support of
state government for the 2000-01 fiscal year, it is necessary that
this act take effect immediately.
